First Stitches Sewing Store and Quilt Shop announces an all-day machine embroidery clinic, taught by award-winning quilter and sewist, Mrs. Moo, to be held on June 3 starting at 10 a.m. at their Cañon City location.
Attendees will learn multiple new techniques and will have hands-on fun with Brother and Baby Lock’s top-of-the-line sewing and embroidery machines, the Luminaire XP2, and the Baby Lock Solaris 2. This event is open to current owners and those interested in machine embroidery. Machines are available for use and interested participants, who do not own either machine, are encouraged to attend. Registration is required.
The event is being held in the Cañon City classroom at 212 S. 4th Street. Lunch will be served and each attendee will receive a gift bag for attending, plus the projects they create. Register at www.firststitches.com, or call 719-285-8088. Seats are limited. First Stitches Cañon City is located at 212 S. 4th Street, next to the Royal Gorge Train Depot. They sell fabric and notions, along with JANOME™, Brother™, and Baby Lock™ sewing and embroidery machines. They also offer Certified Repair and Maintenance on sewing and embroidery machine of most major brands.
Adult and pediatric CPR and first aid training announced through Starpoint
Starpoint will host adult CPR and first aid training on the first Wednesday of every month and pediatric CPR and first aid training on the first Tuesday of every month. Classes are $45. Call 719-269-2235 to register.
Telehealth options are now available in Colorado for fast access to COVID-19 treatments Coloradans can access telehealth over the phone; high-speed internet is not required
Coloradans who test positive or think they have COVID-19 can use telehealth to access treatment options faster. COVID-19 treatment works best if you take it within a few days of feeling sick or testing positive. Telehealth can help speed up the process of accessing treatment, especially for Coloradans in rural areas or others who can’t access an in-person appointment fast enough.
Telehealth means connecting with a doctor over the phone or through a video call. Using telehealth, a doctor can assess you and, if appropriate, give you a treatment plan that meets your needs. Coloradans who have a health care provider can ask them if telehealth is an option for learning more about COVID-19 treatment. People who don’t have a provider, or whose provider doesn’t offer telehealth, may be able to access a telehealth provider directly. Many commercial insurance companies provide telehealth services for their members. People should contact their insurance company to learn if telehealth services are available through their plan. This could help avoid out-of-pocket costs.
Additionally, CDPHE has identified certain telehealth services that offer same-day or next-day appointments for Coloradans seeking treatment. Some of these services may accept private insurance, Medicare, and Medicaid. Be sure to read through each company’s information carefully to determine if they accept your insurance, and double-check with them when making an appointment.
Visit our telehealth treatment providers webpage to learn more about telehealth options for Coloradans. The list of telehealth companies on this page does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by CDPHE. Other telehealth companies operating in Colorado may not be listed there. The list of telehealth providers may change as CDPHE continues to enroll companies offering these services.
Continue to stay up to date by visiting covid19.colorado.gov.
